Security Clearance news
Contractor’s Rape Charge Dropped But Still Denied Clearance Eligibility
A recent Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Hearing and Appeals case caught my eye because it involved a forcible rape criminal charge that was eventually dismissed, however, the applicant was still denied eligibility for a security clearance. Why was the applicant denied if the criminal charges were dismissed? The
Clearance Applicant Asserts Credit Report and Delinquent Debt History Does Not Define Character
It is well established that a history of financial issues and delinquent debt is the leading cause of security clearance eligibility denials. Central to the adjudicative guidelines for financial considerations is the principle that an individual’s failure to live within their means, satisfy debts, and meet financial obligations may indicate
I have heard October 1 2026 DCSA is going back to in person interviews.
Who and what are your sources?
I was told this by a very reliable source who got it from fed staff. The source was a former manager and very connected. Evidently DCSA is not happy with…
That would be great if your sources are accurate. I would love to work local cases in my area.